'Active' controlled atmosphere brings fresh technology to the reefer

04/10/2017

Daikin Reefer has invented new “active” controlled atmosphere (CA) technology it claims will revolutionise refrigerated shipping, allowing container lines to launch a fresh charge against air freight in the battle for perishable cargo.

According to Ah Huat Goh, general manager, global marketing and service, reefer container department at Daikin, the ...

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